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Kentucky a teacher was fired because 11 years ago she made a pornographic film. At the time she had bipolar disorder but it was undiagnosed and was also struggling to make ends meet to live. After this period in her life she joined the Army and put herself through school. She has been fired and has no pay for the rest of the year.
It takes a lot of courage to do what this woman did. Parents say she was a wonderful teacher. Why now, 11 years later should she be fired? She knows she did wrong but that was in the past. If everyone was fired or kicked out of something because of their past a lot of people would be jobless.
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Does a public institution even have the right to say that it was wrong for an adult to be involved in pornography? If it's illegal like child pornography or something then of course but if not, it's kind of like saying they've smoked in their life or they've had a glass of alcohol in their life.
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What I want to know is how they found out about it? Do they regularly look for porn with their employees.
That is really harsh and we've all done things we regret. And if shes a great teacher NOW then who cares!!
Good point, the past is the past, and there would be alot of people jobless, if everyone who did 'wrong' were fired!